My New Jotwell Review of Anna Law's Book "Migration and the Origins of American Citizenship"

"New Book Sheds Light on America's Forgotten History of Migration Policy. A groundbreaking new book is set to revolutionize our understanding of the early days of American migration policy, delving into the complex and often tumultuous history of how the country shaped its laws and regulations governing who could enter its borders. Drawing on extensive research, the author provides a fresh perspective on the constitutional and political factors that have influenced American migration policy, offering a nuanced exploration of the country's evolving relationship with immigration. By examining the pivotal moments that have shaped the nation's approach to migration, this book promises to challenge prevailing narratives and shed new light on the complex issues that continue to dominate the national conversation today."

The book is an important new account of the early constitutional and political history of American migration policy.